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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
STABBED IT'S WIFE

John Brown, a man forty years
of age, who livos at 421 South Twop.
tieth street, was sent to prison by
Magistrate Pole yesterday for a fur
tbor hearing next Monday, when it
is probable that he will be charged
with the murder OF bis wife Jane,
aged thrty-six years.
Brown went home drunk Saturday
uight and his wife upGraided him,
A war of words folio "od aud Mrs
Brown picked up poker and struck
her drunken hasband over tho head
with it. He picked up bread. knife,
which was lying on the table, and
plunged it into her stomach, iufict-
ing wound two inches deep aud
four inches in length Gor screams
alarmed the noighbors who summon
ed Officer RGiden, Of tho Fifth dis.
trict' lie broke into the house and
arrested Brown. An ambulance was
sont for and tho woman was taken
to the University Hospital, where
she now lies in critical condition.
The physicians say that death ID
probable Brown was locked up
until the hearing. g.-Phila. Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04

Williamsport Grit credit tho fole
lowing little story to Lewisburg. A
six-year-old Lewisburg boy who has
q strong propensity for toads brought
home for pets every one that he
could find, until his parents threat
ened to punish him il be ever again
brought homo one OF tho reptiles.
But the ruling passion was strong
with the boy, and whom, last week,
he found big warty butO, he could
not resist the temptation OF carrying
it home in bis coat pocket. He en-
teredthe back door o! the shed kitch-
en-, aud looked around for place
to hide his trophy, when the draw.
er OF the lap coffee mill struck him
as being good place to hide his
toadship. SO into the drawer went
the toad, where it remained until
mother ground the coffee for break,
fast the next morning. The good
lady sat With the mill in hor lap, and
when the last grain had passed
through the hoppar, she drew forth
tho drawer, and the toad made q
grand leap for liberty landing in the
middle of the floor, aud scattering
the coffee right and left, There you
may imagine that the mother scream.
ed, tainted. fell on the floor, and
that the doctor had to be sent for
who poured down her throat oil the
valerian and aasaf@tida in the drug
store, But abe did not do any such
thing. She went square up to Jim'
my's bed, turned down the cover
and James viii remember to his dy.
ing day what awakened him on thai
eventual morning
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
Taxes and Tax Collectors

Tho several county, borough,
township, school, poor aud othe,
authorities shall on or before August
LIST, according to the new tax law,
issuo their duplicates Of taxes assess.
cd to the collector Of taxes u their
respective borough or township. with
warrants attached, directing and
authorizing him TO collect tho Same,
but rOnd taxes may DO worked out,
provided that such special and other
rOa1 taxes rs ii may DO lawful and
necessary 10 COLLECT in money may,
at tho discretion Of tLo supervisors,
be placed in the bands OF tue oollec-
tor OF taxos, with their warrant for
collection by him. Tax collectors
receiving any duplicate Of taxes rs.
sesscd shall give public notice, rs
soon thereafter rs conveniently can
be done, 10y posting notices III not
less than ten public places in differ.
ent parts OF tho township or borough,
announcing that said duplicate has
been isBuel and delivered to him,
and that all persons who shall With
in sixty day of the date of said mo-
tice make payment of any taxes
charged be entitled to a reduction OF
five per cent, from the amount there
Of; aid all persons who shall fail TO
make payment Of any taxes charged
against them in said duplicate for
six months after notice given ne
aforesaid, shall be charged five per
cent additional on the taxes charged
against them, which stal be added
thereto by said collector Of taxes and
collected by him. Tho tax collecto,
shall in person, OF by some person
duly authorized by him, te in at-
tendance for tie purpose of receiv-
ing and recoipting for taxes on
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday OF
each week during tho last two weeks
OF said sixty days tho five per cent
is allowed, between tho hours Of 2
and 6 o'clock in the afternoon at
somo proper place in the township
or borough, to be designated by him
in the puLlic notices This is an
important matter in regards TO the
collection Of taxes aud should be
properly attended to by the colloc-
tors, and we are always willing 10
assist in this part Of their dnty by
printing any notices or receipts, or
furnishing them any material in oar
line, at reasonable prices.
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From the Sunbury Daily.
There was O hearing before U, s.
Commissioners j. IL. Mop--i' IN
.Sua,-.~~,-.' ',,-.s-.-1-T-li5," ono
which some OF tho peculiar methods
by which pensions are procured were
brought to light John Ernst, q
German who has been living in the
neighborhocd Of Coburn, Centre
county, Pa,, for .Ac past two or three
years, applied for pension on nc
count OF partial deafness, which he
alleged was contracted during his
aerviCo in Company d, 10th Rcgt,
penua Vols. Tho man had DO
witrosa so be concluded to be bis
own witness, aud to furnish such
testimony as was called for by the
Commissioners OF Ponsions, by no
suming the namo Of a comrada and
presenting him before q Justice OF
the Pence to whom he was personally
unknown. lie went before Suniro
J. S, Meiser, of Meisor's Station,
Snyder county, and uuder the nama
of Isauc G. Musselmau, membe,
of his company, made an affidavit in
bis on behalf He is also supposed
to have personated another comradc
before Alderman Gring in Reading
but this case is not being ptcsaed
against him. Tho man whom he
persouated is living in the South.
Having in this way procured what
he supposed to DO sufficient testi-
mony as to tho origin Of bis deafness
in the service, Ernst next undertook
to furnish tho testimony OF persons
who have known him since his dis4
charge from the army, as to ihc
continuance of his disability, lie
went before Squire James O. Boel a,
Centre Hall, Centre county, Pa, and
representing himself to be William
Walter, made an affidavit to tho effect
that he was deaf when he came from
the army, and bad been deaf every
eince. The mNu who was personnted
in this instance is William Clare
Walter, of Woodward, Centre county
who was born about the time Ernst
was discharged from the army
Ernst next appeared before Squire
Samuel j. Herring at Penn Hall
Centre county, and under tho name
of William Keiser mado another All
davit as to tho existanco of deafness
Mt discharge and continuance to the
present time. The fraudulent charac,
tor Of these aflidavits was discovered
by the officers Of the special Exami'
nation Division Of tho Pension Office
and after the matter had been quiet,
ly investigated Ernst was arrested
by Deputy u S. Marshal Luudy OF
a warrent issued by u. s, Commis.
sioner Mcdevitt. At tho hearing OF
Saturday he admitted the forger,
and false personation in the William
Waltor affidavit. He was als,
identified by Squire Hnrring, as tn.
man who testified before him undol
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
SolinsTove.

The 'Coureir' aud Tribune, were
both ia error when they announced
that tho applicants for Permanent
Certificates had all been recommends
ed to the department. The commit.
tee has not as yet made any recon-
mcudatious.
Our village lie slowly following The
national craze for base ball. We can
boast Of fivo Gibbs. Muny OF our
prominent business men attend all
games at Sunbury aud offer prizes
to our homo clubs to encourage RI
valy.
o II. Marsh Esq, q member OF
the Bar OF Snyder Co, has left for
Iowa to take charge OF schools 10
western part of that State. He had
taught for two terms ut Winfield
Union Co read law under G. L. Ul-
rich Esq. He carries with him the
best wishes Of tie community.
The improvements which are being
made around our rapidly rising
school Of Missionary Institute will
greatly surprise tho boys when
they return. The stairways are be.
ing replaced and many parts OF th,
building repainted. The prospects
for the coming session arc brighter
than they have been for years.
Quite number of strangers were
in town on Monday evening, called
by Masonic meeting. H. Il. Richter
took his second degree.
Mr.. ,ra @ Schoch Of tho frm ol
Schoch Bros, is camping with a party
OF ladies aud gentlemen along the
Juuiata. They certainly have had
rain enough to mako camp life pleas.
ant
Last Saturday in tho midst of an
interesting gamo of ball the FIRE
alarm was sounded and for awhile
our borough was excited, as we have
had no fires for quite a while. The
fire department was promptly called
but not needed,
Tho river for tho past week has
beer - -nfit condition for bass
| Quito number of our fishermen are
looking with anxious oyes toward itt
slow clearing.
Ii. Il. Richter, Engineer in Chiet
Of the Wilkcsbarro and Western r
Il. is home on n two wooks leave oi
absence. No doubt fish will suffer
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04

the name Of William Keisor II was
not deemed necessary to tako any
testimony as TO tue false persona,ion
forgery and perjury in the Mussol.
man affidavit Commissioner Mo-
Dewitt committed the prisoner ID
answer at the next term OF the u. $.
District Court, which will be held in
Williamsport in September. lie
was takou 10 Williamsport on the
Niagara Express on Saturday aiter-
noon by Deputy u $. Marehal, VI.
II. Lhndy, to await the action OF the
Granl Jury in the U. S. Court.
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Republican county.Tiokot
Thursday, August 4, 1887.


The Sons of V eternus OF this State
are now consolidated into one diyi-
sion, with Col. Z j. Smith, of Ilar-
risburg, in command. This makes
Pennsylvania tho banner division oi
the order, numbering l75 camps
with membership of 1890. The
Legislature at its last session passed
bill giving the surplus arms and
equipment to the Sons of Yetcrane,
This will make the order more Of a
military organization than ever
The national Gcampmont will be
held at Dos Mo;nes, lowa, August
II, Is md 10.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04

In Ohio thoy have a liquor law
called the Dow Law. 1t is high liz
cense with a local option attachment
1t has only been in oporation ono
year, and has closed up 5000 saloons
in that State, while the remaining
ones contribute large revenue to
support the police aud infirmaries
That law just suits Ohio, because in
some portions Of tho State they want
to prohibit liquor selling altogether,
while in the large cities this is i'm,
practices bio Its enactment aud on~
forcement there was the creates blow
the Third Party Prohibitionists have
received for many day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04

The suit OF the commonwealth
against the estate Of John Dubois,
the "'~''f herman, has
bo.-~ ---..-...... .-..ose il lEe
Kpepps, in chambers The state
claims O collateral inheritance tax OF
five per cent. upon so much OF tho
estat as lies in Pennsylvania, which
is appraised at S2,SO0,OOO, making
the tax claim $4,000. The ground
taken by the stato'u attorneys, Me-
Enally and McCurdy, is that the
deed of John Dubois to his nephew,
John L Dubois, was o conditional
conveyance and did not vest IN nbso~
lutte title in the latter until the death
OF John Dubois, aud that it was
therefore in fact not a decd bat O
testamentary devise, and subject to
the State tax. Th attorneys iol
the estate claim that the title was
vested in young John Il. Dubois,
subject only to conditions subsequent
which never occurred, and heuco has
the force of deed, The defendant
is represented by Solicitor General
George A jerks, ex>Judge William
=. Jenks and Murry and Gordon, oi
Clearfeld.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
HARVEST HOME PIC MIG,
In Bowers Grove
! Mile West of
Middleburgh,
SATURDAY, AUG. 13

A pic mic for the people
and by the people Of Snyder
county, a day of recreation,
to celebrate a year of pros
.perity and happiness.
Special trains in the eve.
ming both ways over tho S. 81
Il. Road, all the Bands in
the county will present, and
Ex-Governor A. Ct. Curtin
will deliver an address. ii
will be a basket picnic but
provision will be made to
feed those not provided
with the basket All in.
vited.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
PETIT JUhY,

PETIT JUhY.
Drawn for Sept Term, Commencing Monday
the 25h, 1851
Adams-D. ]. Blngaman, Harrison Meyer, IL.
X. Tobias.
Beayor-w II Bingaman, Aaron Drooso, VII
Coleman.
Heavier West-C NJ Middloswarth.
Uentre- Ephraem Walter, n + Sheary, q i
BlngamRn, A y Walter.
Chapman-John Sudei, John A Meyer John
Page
Franklin-John W Renninger, II A NJ Harner
Austin Git.
Jackson--John p klinger, Peter Brouse, Y
ii Wagner.
M Mlddleburgh-Frank Bachman, John II Moyer
Middlecreek-W 5 Bickel.
Monroo--Edward Young, Joseph w KessIer
Porry-Levi Kepler, Henry + Snyder.
Perry W 20 BShirk, Theodore Droese.
Ponn--D w Meyer.
Solinsgroyc- II II Schoch. s Burns Jame,
PUlerich.
Spring--Alex Hummel, Geo. Lambert, Robert
smith, Jerry Koch, Edward Knepp, Adam
unlon--Geo 81 Herrold. Franklin + Nsits.
[ washington-Iacob Duck. r Re1gls, Thos !
4 Arhogast, w n Helm, Geo X Moyof, LswiI
| Nepgei Frsncis ulass, '|
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
Friday, August 5, 1887.


at the late residence Of the decodent about one
mile NORTH ofMcCluro, in West Beaver Town
snip, Snyder county, Pa, all that certain Tract
OF Farming Land Bounded North by lands of
Joseph Ulsh and Levi TicasteT. East by lands of
Joseph Ulsh and Isaac Swangor, South by lands
JOsop h X line, and west by land 3
Wagner, and Reuben Baker, containing 2i2
ACRES, more or less, with tho appurtenauces
on which Is erected geod FRAME HOUSE,
BANK Barn, aud other outbuildlngs, All in
good repair. Fencing in good repair. Tho land
Is in high state of cultivation, with sufficient
thrifty timber TO supply the farm. An
abundant supply Oigood, fresh water upon the
premises. This tract will bo sold as a whole or
IN parts, at the discretion Of the Administrator
Also, at the same time and place, and by the
same authority, will be cold the undivided one.
half interest ia certain LIMESTONE LOT I
situate in West Beaver Township, Snyder county,
Pa, bounded by lands of Edward Smith and
others, containing One Hundred and Eight OOs)
Perches more or less.
TERMS OF SALE. 20 per cont cash, y Of Bal.
anee on tho LIST day OF April, lsss, the balance,
except the widows dover TO bo payable April
lst, 1889. Aitor deducting costs and expenses
rom tho entire purchase-monOy, one third OF tho
balance 70 remain charge upon tho lands. the
Interest thereof TO be paid annually TO Polly
Kline, widow oftho decedont, during her natural
life, and the principal to be paid to the heirs at
her death. The instalment due April LIST, 1859,
aud the Dover to be secured by Bond and Mort.
gage upen the promises.
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said
day when terms will be made known by
JOSEPH KLINE, Administrator.
July IL, 1857.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
SETTlEmE ENT NOTICE.

Tho accounts OF Dr. J. V. Fisher have boon
placed into tho hands OF tho undersigned foI
collection. An parties knowing themselves IN
deDted TO the same are requested 10 make i'm.
r. 4. BOWER,
Middlcburgh, Pa, July 10 81.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
and All Germ Diseases

and all Germ Diseases
THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND sue
OESS BLOOD PURIFIER
Superior To quinHc.
Catarrhal poisoning gave mo dyspepsia, and
nervous prostration aud malaria followed.
gotso reduced had 20 be carried up and
down stairs Everybody thOuuht would die
Three months use oi kaskino isavo mo nov lin
am now perfectly wCll. / owe my recovery ant
life itself solely 10 the Of this great aud ON
eient remedy. Mrs. J.. "A. Coms;ock 100 Eag.
7ist ~. N. Y.
'fonr years Of malaria aud dyspepsia grcatly
reduced my Wiie's strength nnl destroyed hel
health. trip % Florida and every know
remedy cOul6 not restore hog. ! hoard of kas
kinc, and four months use broke up the malaria
curod the dyspepsia, restored her strength anC
health, ana slN months repaired tho waste o
iour years, thauncy Titus, Albany, N. y.
Letters from the above persons, g,vin. full dc
tails, VIII be sent on appllcatio /.
kaskino can be taken without any special med
ieal advice. Sl.O0 por hottie. Sold by
or 3pnt 10y mail on receipt OF price.
THE HASklNE co., o. Warron ST. n I
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04

UKAND JURY.
Drawn for Sop Term, commencing Monday,
the Goth, 1857,
Adams-R w Fooso.
Ohapman-asG A Sehafer.
Franklln-Geo e Specht, W Eisenhower,
David Harnor.
NJ dloburgh--H nj Shindel.
Middiecreek-B NJ L Row, Henry WetIol.
Menroo--Noah Stetler, J il Cooper. Daniel
Smith, Cherries DIETRICH.
Porry-John SchuOe,
penn-W A Luck, Charles Grouse,
Sellnsgrove-J A Bower, N j Livingston, Jos.
Ludwig, Il u Duck, Petor Albert, Now.
ton Ilerich.
spring-w II dpss, Chas Lloyd, Jerry
Druokenmlller.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Tho undersigncl Administrator Of the Estate
of George Kline Dec d., by virtue OF an order OF
the Orphans Court VI Snyder county, undcr
proceedings In partition, Will sell on
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04

The examinations VIII begin promptly at
O'Clock a. m. and will be both oral and written.
Applicants must be examined in the district In
which they intend 10 teach.
No applicants will be examined who have not
studied the Science of roachng.
Six months now being the minimum term
would recommend directors to open township
schools Oct. 10.
Tho Annual Institute will convene at Middle.
burgh, Dee 20.
Directors and friends OF education arc invited
10 attend the examinations
CHARS. W. HE.AAE, Co. Supt.,
Midulchuryh Pa,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-04
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. :.

The undersigned wishes to inform the public
that ho oilers his mothers property, one-and-a-
half mios north of Adamsburg for sale 1t con
sists OF THREE ACRES Of fertile land, ON which
is erected Good House and Stable, also sum
nor House and all other necessary outbuildings.
A good we'll and thrifty young fruit trees are on
the property. IL will be sold very cheap.
JAMES W. SHREFFLER,
June 10, 4w. Beivertown, Pa,
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The annual examination of teachers for 1857
will ho held I'm the several districts Of Snyder
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n nY n hALs are scarce, bot tAoss Who wriss 10
HUII sarson 4 90. .PsrHsnd Msins, win rseeivs
nrH3u Il free, full information stest work which
NIulII thsy can de-. ard live q hons that will pay
xS0 them fva q . - pss day. Some have
earned ~ "a day Gths youus old CaQilal
= = s;is @ .Ss q = s "a: ~ s.s sss Y ~ - -
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PENSION cRoOKEDNEsS

From the Sunbury Daily.
I there was hearing before U, 8.
Commissioners j. IL. MoD--;' IN
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-08
A RARE CHANCE.

The Christmas Gift Problem Solved.
A few years ago Mr.. John D. Bradley
established frst-class Japanese goods store
in New Haven and his stock of goods, 96S
Chapel street, next door to Lincoln rink, well
merits the attention it is daily receiving.
The ladies are delighted with the splendid
display of Japanese novelties, curiosities and
beautiful goods Of all kinds, very nice for
gifts, such as fans, parasols, lacquer ware.
porcs.ains. bronzes, antiques, silk goods,
dolls, toys, etc. There are two rare old
bronze placques, the oldest in the country,
rose jars, fine vases in great variety, sxqui-
site baskets Of many kinds, portiers, urns,
banners, screens, Satsuma vases, etc., etc.,
and fine stock of Turkish ottar of roses
Remember, next door to the rink.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-08
HIRAM LODGE.

A Prominent New York state Visitor
Tonight The Coming Entertain.
ment.
Hiram lodge No. 1 will exemplify degree
work this evening and will be visited by
Hon. Josiah Jewett, wealthy resident of
Buffalo, N. Y, and one of the leading past
grand officers of the Grand lodge of New
York State. Mr.. Jewett ia graduate of
Yale college and classmate of Julius Twiss
of Old Hiram. Mr.. Jewett is past master of
the leading lodge Of Buffalo, called the 'tKid
Glove lodge, from its wealth and influence.
The committee of Hiram lodge on public
entertainment are meeting with great sue
cess. The members are sending in word,
"Don't scrimp on account of want of
funds to make it thorough success" "We
will back you up to any amount" "Be sure
our invited guests are literally dealt with. .
1t is the intention of the lodge to accommo-
date as many guests as they can make room
for and only regret that their banquet room
will not hold over eight hundred guests at
one sitting. Probably Thomas full orches-
ira will furnish music for the occasion and
vocal music will be rendered by a leading
quartette of ladies and gents. The reception
committee is in charge of James D. Dewelli
finance committee, l. f. Graham chairman
and w. A. Beers secretary. julius Twiss is
chairman of the executive committee and
William M. Frisbie has charge of the ban
quet committee. w. A. Beess has charge of
the complimentary tickets and will issue
them in few days.
Woodman spare That Tree.
The national flag was flying over Mr.. join
-
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-08

Every OvercOat in our
Mems, Youths, Boys
and CIliIdren's depart
ments has been marked
down to close them out
We have had a rattliDg
OVercORt sale through
tho months of October
and November, and
this month we propose
to clear our counters Of
every heaVygarment on
them. This morning
we open fire ON several
hundred splendid win
ter OVercOats of plain
and Fur Beavers. Ker-
tcys, MeltOns. CASH
meres, Heavy DfagOn-
ais and ChinchiIf8S.
Some of these garments
are SRtfn.lined through
out. most of them have
silk sleeve Innings.
Among this dispIayarc
as fine OVercOats as we
ever offered our trade,
coats that sold freely
at is. rs. 30, 23, 25, 2s,
80 and $34. Every one
of these coats haVebeen
marked down from 90
to S. each. Our entire
stock in Boys and Chill.
dren's department has
received the samctreRt
ment as the MEMS.
every garment marked
down. We make a
grand mRrk.dOWn sale
at close of each seasons
business, and the public
know that when we
say we have marked
our goods down, that
it means business every
time. Our entire stock
of Mems Heavy listers,
Refers and Vests, and
all cold weather gar
ments marked down to
close. First to come
will be sure of finding
their size. We wish to
call special attention
to our plain heavy Over
coats marked down TO
5, 6, 9 and $40. Also
Boys and Chiidren's
OVercOats, mark cd
down to 3, 4, 5, 6 and
81. Everyone of them
are bargains.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-12-08
salt Rheun

With it's intense itching, dry, hot skin often
broken into painful cracks and the little
watery pimples, often causes indescribable
suffering. Hoods Sarsaparilla has wonder
ful power over this disease. It purifes the
blood and expsls the huuor and the skin
heals without scar. Send for book con-
tanning many statements of cures to G. I.
Hood e Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.